#mythras

After picking up the 'Mythras corebook' in a DrivethruRPG sale in January, I've developed a moderate addiction to and burgeoning collection of d100 and BRP games and source books. I've gotten a big chunk of the Mythras material published by The Design Mechanism themselves, as well as 'Perceforest' by Aeon Games and 'Riftbreakers' by Blackoath Entertainment. To expand outwards a bit from Mythras and into other d100 systems I've picked up 'Openquest Companion' and 'Openquest Dungeons' from Openquest 3rd Edition, 'The Grand Grimoire of Cthulhu Mythos Magic' for Call of Cthulhu 7th edition, and just yesterday I broke into Runquest: Roleplaying in Glorantha by picking up 'Sironomandidi: Hero Wars in the East Isles - Vol 4'. I've become highly intrigued by the simplicity of the d100 percentile roll, which feels much more elegant than massive clattering d6 dice pools and still leagues less restrictive than a d20 roll. There's a shocking amount of rules toys that have been created around it as well in the various games of the Basic Role Playing family. I haven't posted any art in awhile because I've been quickly converting much of the math, stats, and behind the scenes calculations of my indie PC game project from being d6 dice pool based over to d100 percentile rolls. :3

in my new Mythras campaign I'm playing a demon-ish character with horns growing out of their eyes, and as such I've making an effort to unfocus my eyes a bit and not look directly at anyone while speaking to them or blink too much to convey, roughly, the expression that would be on Abdastartus' face, and my god. my eyes hurt, dude.